PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) – Oregon is projected to have 465 more behavioral health treatment beds by the end of 2026, according to an announcement from Gov. Tina Kotek on Wednesday. To accomplish ...

A WW review of new data shows the state of Oregon is building more residential mental health treatment beds than its own consultants say it needs while struggling to construct other types of ...

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Oregonians can face waits as long as six months to enter the residential facilities they need for mental health or addiction care. During that time, they might overdose or lose their desire to get ...

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Oregon has years of work ahead to eliminate its shortage of beds that provide residential care and treatment for people with behavioral health needs. (Getty Images) Oregonians can face waits as ...

Though we will not close Oregon’s treatment capacity gap overnight, every added bed means more Oregonians will get help when they need it. As Governor, I will always take on the toughest ...

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It detailed homelessness count data at certain points in time (PIT) as well as housing and shelter bed totals acquired by the Housing Inventory Count. Homelessness continues to rise in Oregon with ...